Wolfe Manor Documentary

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Created by Tim Wood in late 2007, LiveSciFi was the first live streaming paranormal show ever attempted on the internet and it achieved a cult-like status among loyal followers.  In October of 2007, they broadcast live from Wolfe Manor, giving the mansion its first taste of national attention. LiveScifi would go on to webcast from haunted locations around the country.

The national television debut of Wolfe Manor happened on SciFi Channel's Ghost Hunters. Todd Wolfe and Terry Campbell were interviewed for the program. A voice was captured in the basement saying "I like the one in the hat". TAPS West Coast members Britt Griffith and Amy Bruni were regular investigators at Wolfe Manor leading up to the show. Both Griffith and Bruni would join the show afterward.

History Channel's show MysteryQuest featured the Wolfe Manor in an episode that also featured the notorious Amityville house. The similarities to the hauntings in both locations were the main topic. This show was a more scientific breakdown of the hauntings.  

Travel Channel's show Ghost Adventures was filmed at Wolfe Manor, offering the aggressive investigating tactics they were known for. Todd Wolfe, Terry Campbell, Scott Gruenwald, and Donna Raymond were interviewed. A special camera, provided by Andy Coppock, was able to detect spirit energy in the basement.

A&E Network's show My Ghost Story has Todd Wolfe telling the story of the mansion. The episode featured six ghost stories.

Travel Channel's The Dead Files was the last television show to film at the mansion. The show has a former police detective and psychic medium performing separate investigations. Psychic Amy Allan believed dark entities were present and they were unhappy with Todd Wolfe's exploitation.